BEAR


Meaning of BEAR in English

n. Function: verb

1

Synonyms: CARRY 1, buck, convey, ferry, ||hump, ||jag, lug, pack, tote, transport

Related Words: shoulder

2

Synonyms: BEHAVE 1, acquit, act, carry, comport, conduct, demean, deport, go on, quit

3 to have attached to one FF1C; the bottle bears the label ``poisonous'' FF1E;

Synonyms: carry, have, possess

Related Words: display, exhibit, show

Contrasted Words: lack, need, want

4

Synonyms: ACCOMPANY , attend, ||bring, ||carry, chaperon, companion, conduct, consort (with), convoy, escort

5 to give birth to offspring FF1C; she has borne several children FF1E;

Synonyms: ||birth, ||born, bring forth, deliver

Idioms: bring abed, bring to bed, bring to birth, give birth to, have a baby

Contrasted Words: abort, miscarry

6

Synonyms: PRESS 8, squeeze

7

Synonyms: PRESS 1, crowd, crush, jam, push, ||squab, squash, squeeze, squish, squush

8

Synonyms: PROCREATE 1, beget, breed, generate, multiply, produce, propagate, reproduce

9 to bring forth a product FF1C; the apple trees bear every year FF1E;

Synonyms: produce, turn out, yield

Related Words: breed, engender, generate, propagate, reproduce; fructify, fruit; fabricate, fashion, form, make, shape; create, invent

10 to put up with something trying or difficult FF1C; can't bear the tension of the work FF1E;

Synonyms: abide, brook, digest, endure, go, lump, stand, ||stick, stick out, stomach, suffer, support, sustain, swallow, sweat out, take, tolerate; compare ACCEPT

Related Words: afflict, torment, torture, try; allow, condone, countenance, permit; acquiesce, bow, defer, submit, yield

Idioms: make do, put up with, take lying down

Contrasted Words: decline, refuse, reject, spurn; avoid, bypass, elude, evade, shun

11

Synonyms: HEAD 3, light out, make, set out, strike out, take off

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